Corny Crow and his friends – including ventriloquist Steve Chaney – are bringing puppet fun to the Klamath County libraries!

Enjoy jokes, songs and magic at the following library branches:

A fan-favorite Summer Reading special guest is back! The University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History returns with a touring exhibit celebrating our state’s rich geological resources: Oregon Rocks!

This collection of specimens and hands-on activities will appear at the following library branches:

Are you not entertained? Comedian/stuntman Matt Baker – the latest act in the Klamath County Libraries’ Summer Performance Series – will do pretty much anything to make you laugh.

He’ll be touring the following Klamath County Library Service District locations:

Aaron Canwell, ukulele player and vocalist for the band Micah and Me, is bringing upbeat children’s music to library branches throughout Klamath County:

Enjoy some quality time with the Hands-On Critters – frogs, snakes, lizards and more – at Klamath County library branches!

Have an unforgettable hands-on experience with nature at the following Klamath County Library Service District locations:

Musician Mo Phillips returns to the Summer Reading Performance Series stage! Here’s his tour schedule throughout the Klamath County Library Service District branch locations:

Build your own musical instruments at your local Klamath County Library!

You’ll be able to make and decorate a variety of DIY percussion instruments at the following library branches:

The Klamath County Library Summer Reading Program Family Performance Series continues with live crafting by glass artisan Cory Brooksher!

Watch him bend, stretch, and twist molten glass into whimsical shapes at the following library branches:

The Klamath County libraries are kicking off the 2023 Summer Reading Program Family Performance Series with magician Seth Howard!

Here’s his tour schedule throughout the county:

Let’s play chess at the downtown Klamath County Library!

We’re hosting regular sessions to hang out and play chess for youth ages 5 and up, as well as adults. All skill levels welcome – even if your only chess experience is marathoning The Queen’s Gambit on Netflix a couple of years ago.